Title of article
A formal language approach for a 3D curve representation
Author/Authors
E. Bribiesca، نويسنده , , Luis Guillermo C. Velarde، نويسنده ,
Issue Information
دوهفته نامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2001
Pages
14
From page
1571
To page
1584
Abstract
A formal language approach for representing three-dimensional (3D) curves is presented. Based on the chain code for representing 3D curves defined in [1], we propose an approach for mapping 3D curves into strings. This mapping allows us to have a unique curve descriptor, which is invariant under translation and rotation. Also, it is possible to use inverse and mirroring operators and the use of formal language techniques for 3D curve generation and analysis. Finally, we present a result of this approach to represent and to generate polygonal sequences convergent to cube-filling Hilbert curves
Keywords
Chain code , 3D shape description , 3D discrete curves , 3D curve representation , Hilbert curve
Journal title
Computers and Mathematics with Applications
Serial Year
2001
Journal title
Computers and Mathematics with Applications
Record number
919075
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